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processing; ELEN E6762: Computer
communication networks, II; ELEN
E6717: Information theory; COMS
E6181: Advanced internet services;
ELEN E6950: Wireless and mobile
networking, I; or ELEN E6001-E6002:
Advanced projects in electrical
engineering with an appropriate
project. A cross-disciplinary project
in areas related to new media
technology is especially encouraged.
Concentration in Lightwave
(Photonics) Engineering
Advisers: Prof. Keren Bergman, Prof.
Paul Diament, Prof. Richard Osgood,
Prof. Amiya Sen, Prof. Tony Heinz
1. Satisfy M.S. degree requirements.
2. Take both ELEN E4411:
Fundamentals of photonics and ELEN
E6403: Classical electromagnetic
theory (or an equivalent, such
as APPH E4300: Applied
electrodynamics or PHYS G6092:
Electromagnetic theory).
3. One more device/circuits/photonics
course such as: ELEN E4401:
Wave transmission and fiber optics;
ELEN E6412: Lightwave devices;
ELEN E6413: Lightwave systems;
ELEN E4405: Classical nonlinear
optics; ELEN E6414: Photonic
integrated circuits; ELEN E4314:
Communication circuits; ELEN E4501:
Electromagnetic devices and energy
conversion.
4. At least two approved courses in
photonics or a related area.
Concentration in Wireless and Mobile
Communications
Adviser: Prof. Gil Zussman
1. Satisfy M.S. degree requirements.
2. One basic circuits course such as:
ELEN E4312: Analog electric circuits;
ELEN E4314: Communication
circuits; ELEN E6314: Advanced
communication circuits; ELEN E6312:
Advanced analog ICs.
3. Two communications or networking
courses such as: CSEE W4119:
Computer networks; ELEN E4702:
Digital communications; ELEN
E4703: Wireless communications;
ELEN E6711: Stochastic signals
and noise; ELEN E4810: Digital
signal processing; ELEN E6950:
Wireless and mobile networking,
I; ELEN E6951: Wireless and
mobile networking, II; ELEN E6761:
Computer communication networks,
I; ELEN E6712: Communication
theory; ELEN E6713: Topics in
communications; ELEN E6717:
Information theory.
4. At least two approved courses in
wireless communications or a related
area.
Concentration in Microelectronic
Circuits
Advisers: Prof. Yannis Tsividis, Prof.
Charles Zukowski, Prof. Kenneth
Shepard, Prof. Peter Kinget
1. Satisfy M.S. degree requirements.
2. One digital course: ELEN E4321:
Digital VLSI circuits or ELEN E6321:
Advanced digital electronic circuits.
3. One analog course such as: ELEN
E4312: Analog electronic circuits;
ELEN E4215: Analog filter synthesis
and design; ELEN E6312: Advanced
analog integrated circuits; ELEN
E6316: Analog circuits and systems
in VLSI; ELEN E4314: Communication
circuits; ELEN E6314: Advanced
communication circuits.
4. One additional course such as:
ELEN E4332: VLSI design laboratory;
ELEN E6211: Circuit theory; ELEN
E6261: Computational methods of
circuit analysis; ELEN E6304: Topics
in electronic circuits; ELEN E6318:
Microwave circuit design.
5. At least two additional approved
courses in circuits or a related area.
Concentration in Microelectronic
Devices
Advisers: Prof. Wen Wang, Prof. Richard
Osgood, Prof. Ioannis (John) Kymissis
1. Satisfy M.S. degree requirements.
2. One basic course such as: ELEN
E4301: Introduction to semiconductor
devices or ELEN E4411:
Fundamentals of photonics.
3. One advanced course such as: ELEN
E4193: Modern display science
and technology; ELEN E4944:
Principles of device microfabrication;
ELEN E4503: Sensors, actuators,
and electromechanical systems;
ELEN E6151: Surface physics and
analysis of electronic materials; ELEN
E6331: Principles of semiconductor
physics, I; ELEN E6332: Principles
of semiconductor physics, II; ELEN
E6333: Semiconductor device
physics; ELEN E6945: Nanoscale
fabrication and devices.
4. At least two approved courses in
devices or a related area.
Concentration in Systems Biology
Advisers: Prof. Dimitris Anastassiou,
Prof. Pedrag Jelenkovic, Prof. Aurel
Lazar, Prof. Kenneth Shepard, Prof.
Xiaodong Wang, Prof. Charles Zukowski
1. Satisfy M.S. degree requirements.
2. Take both ECBM E4060: Introduction
to genomic information science
and technology and BMEB W4011:
Computational neuroscience, I:
circuits in the brain
3. Take at least one course from CBMF
W4761: Computational genomics;
CHBC W4510: Molecular systems
biology, I; CHBC W4511: Molecular
systems biology, II; BIST P8139:
Theoretical genetic modeling
(Biostatistics); ELEN E6010: Systems
biology; EEBM E6020: Methods
in computational neuroscience;
BMEE E6030: Neural modeling and
neuroengineering; APMA E4400:
Introduction to biophysical modeling;
CHEN E4700: Principles of genomic
technologies; ELEN E4312: Analog
electronic circuits.
4. Take at least one course from ELEN
E608x: Topics in systems biology;
ELEN E6717: Information theory;
ELEN E6201: Linear systems theory;
EEME E6601: Introduction to control
theory; ELEN E6711: Stochastic
models in information systems;
ELEN E6860: Advanced digital signal
processing; EEBM E6090: Topics
in computational neuroscience and
neuroengineering; ELEN E6261:
Computational methods of circuit
analysis.
courses in electrical
engineering
ELEN E1101x or y The digital information age
3 pts. Lect: 3. Professor Vallancourt.
An introduction to information transmission and
storage, including technological issues. Binary
numbers; elementary computer logic; digital
speech and image coding; basics of compact
disks, telephones, modems, faxes, UPC bar
codes, and the World Wide Web. Projects
include implementing simple digital logic systems
and Web pages. Intended primarily for students
outside the School of Engineering and Applied
Science. The only prerequisite is a working
engineering 2011–2012